ALT Drone shot of soccer watch party at the Front Campus in U of T.
ALT Portrait of UTSC graduate Kaynaat Abrar
ALT UTSC graduates poses excitedly with the certificate, seated on top of the large white letters "U of T".
ALT UTSC graduates joyfully jumping in the air on a grassy area.
ALT UTSC graduate waving joyfully while walking across a stage at a U of T Scarborough graduation ceremony.
ALT UTSC graduate wearing a graduation gown and coluorful stole holds a bouquet of pink and white flowers as well as the certificate.
ALT UTSC graduate walks through a large white letter "U" sculpture in convocation. In the background, the CN Tower is visible, surrounded by greenery.
ALT U of T Front Campus lawn with Toronto skyline in background. Text: "Join our watch party on Front Campus." X marks a spots on the lawn with text "Meet here"
ALT Portrait of Bavan at UTSC
ALT Organizers taking a group photo before the flag raising ceremony.
ALT A table with a "University of Toronto" T-shirt featuring a rainbow design is in the foreground. A microphone stand and a large rainbow flag are nearby. Colourful balloons in various shapes and colours, including white, blue, and brown, decorate the area. People are in the background, with greenery visible.
ALT Soph Dhrolia, assistant director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office, provided remarks at the ceremony.
ALT A group of people gather outside a modern building with large windows. Several tents are set up, adorned with balloons. A flagpole displays the Progress Pride flag. The scene is set on a clear, sunny day.
ALT The Progress Pride Flag flies alongside the Canadian and U of T flags to mark the start of Pride month (photo by Barry McCluskey)
ALT Community members gathered at U of T Mississauga for a Pride Month event that also acknowledged the arrival of Indigenous History Month (photos by Nick Iwanyshyn)
ALT The Progress Pride flag was raised during a ceremony outside the Arts & Administration Building at U of T Scarborough (photos by Don Campbell)
ALT Two individuals in suits stand in an office space with a large window. One is seated on a bench, and the other stands nearby. A cityscape is visible through the window. The atmosphere appears professional.
ALT Split frame: A laptop showing blank pages being typed on, followed by a photo of a pro wrestling scene with professor Daniel Tysdal seemingly about to take a strike from another in the ring. Text over the images reads: "How could I write about pro wrestling; if I hadn't stepped into a ring once."
ALT A group of young children sits around a table in a classroom, each engaged with books. A person is assisting one of the children. The walls are decorated with colorful educational materials and posters.
ALT Portrait of Tanya Senk in front of the Indigenous House.
ALT The opening ceremony for Indigenous House was held in the Gathering Circle under a clear and sunny sky.
ALT The ceremony included drummers in the Gathering Circle. They are surrounded by seated and standing attendees observing the performance.
ALT Elder Josh Eshkawkogan sits next to U of T Scarborough Principal Linda Johnston, U of T President Melanie Woodin and Anna Kennedy, chair of U of T's governing council.
ALT The ribbon cutting took place in front of Indigenous House and included Indigenous community members, the building's architects and U of T executive team members.
ALT The Indigenous House with a distinctive curved roof set in a natural landscape at dusk. Text overlays on image "Indigenous House honours Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing, and is a place for community, connection and learning."
ALT Aerial view of a campus pathway leading to the Indigenous House. The surrounding landscape features grass and pathways. Text overlays the image, stating: "A welcoming environment where Indigenous students, staff, faculty, and community can thrive."
ALT The Indigenous House is shown in warm, sunset lighting. The structure includes a circular balcony. Text at the bottom reads: "Creates a strong sense of belonging in a culturally safe place."
ALT UTSC student holding a colorful calendar featuring various wildlife, including a whale and dinosaurs, with numbers in a circle. A colorful mural is visible in the background.
ALT A group of people viewing an Deep Time – Creative Minds exhibit in Station Gallery. Various artworks are displayed on a gray wall, including a painting of a forest scene with a wooden fence and colorful abstract pieces. The lighting is focused on the art, and attendees are engaged, observing the pieces.
ALT Three individuals stand in front of a display titled "Deep Time - Creative Minds: U of T Evolutionary Biology Student Exhibition" at the Headhunters Capital art gallery.
ALT A UTSC researcher pruning plants in the vertical grow wall. The background includes shelves with potted plants and bright pink lights.
ALT A UTSC researcher in a lab coat tends to plants growing in small pots on a vertical wall system under pink grow lights. They are using tweezers and wearing protective gloves and eyewear in a laboratory setting.
ALT A UTSC representative waters plants in an indoor hydroponic setup. The space is illuminated by purple grow lights, and various plants are arranged on shelves. Some small potted plants are visible on the left.
ALT A UTSC representative crouches to tend to vertically stacked plants in a high-tech indoor farm. The environment features bright LED lighting and modern hydroponic systems, surrounded by lush green plants. The background includes a clear, curved greenhouse structure.